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48 Hearst Press Machine Operator Jobs Hiring Near You

Operating at the intersection of data science, domain expertise, and product, this role translates ... Experience with statistical modeling, machine learning approaches, and AI adoption * Experience ...

Employee Experience Coordinator (Part-time)

Chicago, IL · On-site

$18.50 - $24.75/hr

... media, and operating models that help them move faster, learn smarter, and scale what works. At ... As part of Hearst, we combine agency agility with access to powerful data, insights, audiences ...

Employee Experience Coordinator (Part-time)

Chicago, IL · On-site

$18.50 - $24.75/hr

... media, and operating models that help them move faster, learn smarter, and scale what works. At ... As part of Hearst, we combine agency agility with access to powerful data, insights, audiences ...

Direct and coordinate employees operating newspaper inserting, stacking, strapping, conveying ... Support press production and ensure an efficient transition of printed products from the press into ...

Direct and coordinate employees operating newspaper inserting, stacking, strapping, conveying ... Support press production and ensure an efficient transition of printed products from the press into ...

Direct and coordinate employees operating newspaper inserting, stacking, strapping, conveying ... Support press production and ensure an efficient transition of printed products from the press into ...

Direct and coordinate employees operating newspaper inserting, stacking, strapping, conveying ... Support press production and ensure an efficient transition of printed products from the press into ...

If hired, you will work with an experienced, close-knit team responsible for maintaining and operating a state-of-the-art KBA Commander CL press that produces the Times Union , 14 other daily ...

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Hearst is a global media, information, and services company that values a collaborative and innovative work environment, fostering a culture of creativity and excellence. The company's diverse portfolio of brands and publications, including Cosmopolitan, Elle, and Harper's Bazaar, offers employees opportunities to work on a wide range of projects and contribute to the development of engaging content. Working at Hearst may appeal to candidates who are passionate about storytelling, journalism, and media, and who are looking for a dynamic and fast-paced work environment that values employee growth and development.

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Hearst is a leading global media, information, and services company with a rich history and a strong reputation for innovation and excellence in the industry. The company offers a dynamic and collaborative work environment that fosters creativity, diversity, and inclusion, with opportunities for employees to work on high-profile projects and contribute to the development of new products and services. By joining Hearst, professionals can gain valuable experience, develop their skills, and make a meaningful impact in the media and entertainment industry, with opportunities for growth and advancement in a forward-thinking organization.

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At Hearst, are sick days and vacation days separate paid time off?

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Head of Residual Strategy

Hearst

Lawrenceville, GA

Full-time

Re-posted 7 days ago


Hearst rating

6.8

Company rating: 6.8 out of 10

Based on 27 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

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Job description

Due to continued growth, and the successful introduction and adoption of Black Book's industry-leading data and analytics products and services, Black Book, one of the most recognized brands in the automotive and automotive finance industries, is expanding its Senior Management Team with the addition of a new executive leadership role. This strategic investment reflects the company's commitment to accelerating future growth, driving innovation, and further strengthening its position as a trusted leader across the automotive ecosystem. As Black Book continues to invest significantly in technology, data intelligence, and market expansion initiatives, this new role will play a critical part in helping shape and execute the company's long-term business strategy.

Position Summary

Based in our suburban Atlanta corporate office and reporting to the President, the Head of Residual Strategy will lead our residual value modeling and predictive valuation capability across the U.S. and Canada.

This is a high-impact leadership role responsible for one of the core economic engines of the business-residual value forecasting and analytics. You will own the strategy, modeling direction, and performance of residual outputs, ensuring they are accurate, stable, explainable, and trusted by the market.

Operating at the intersection of data science, domain expertise, and product, this role translates complex modeling capabilities into customer value, product innovation, and revenue growth while serving as a key external voice for Black Book, representing our residual strategy and market perspective with clients, partners, and industry stakeholders while helping strengthen Black Book's position as a trusted authority in residual value forecasting and risk analytics.

Experience

  • 15+ years in auto finance, residual modeling, forecasting, and/or related analytics domains
  • Bachelors degree in Data Science or related field such as Mathematics, Statistics or computer science.  Masters or PhD strongly preferred 
  • Deep understanding of leasing economics, residual risk, and ABS/securitization markets 
  • Experience with statistical modeling, machine learning approaches, and AI adoption 
  • Experience working directly with captives, lenders, and institutional investors 

Capabilities

  • Ability to bridge technical modeling and business strategy 
  • Strong understanding of model behavior, limitations, and explainability 
  • Ability to communicate complex outputs clearly to technical and business audiences 
  • High credibility in customer-facing environments 

Nice to Have

  • Experience building or scaling data products 
  • Exposure to API-based delivery and analytics platforms 
  • Experience working with production AI/ML systems 

What This Role Is Not

  • Not a pure data science execution role 
  • Not a traditional product manager 
  • Not an internal-only analytics role

Company Background:

A wholly owned subsidiary of HEARST (one of the nations' largest diversified media companies), and part of the HEARST Transportation Division, Black Book is one of the most recognizable brands in the industry and is a leading provider of vehicle pricing and automotive data and analytics to the automotive and finance industries.  With a focus on innovative solutions, world class data and analytics and a goal of delivering our customers the most precise data to help them reduce risk and increase profitability, we publish and deliver our data on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis in various electronic formats which include, but are not limited to: data feeds; web-services; Internet-based applications; smart phone resident applications; online trade appraisal service software; traditionally printed guidebooks.

We are guided by our core values of Own It, Continuously Improve, Be Agile and Celebrate Success, while focusing on our unique offerings that include our Data, our Approach, and our Flexibility.

To learn more about our products and company history, please visit our website at www.BlackBook.com

Residual Strategy & Forecasting

  • Own residual value forecasts across new and used vehicles 
  • Define and evolve modeling approaches including mileage, trims, volatility, segmentation, and model-year transitions 
  • Ensure outputs are accurate, stable, explainable, defensible, and aligned to customer and market needs 
  • Support use cases across captives, lenders, ABS/securitization, insurance, and fleet analytics 
  • Expand residual capabilities and enable new analytics opportunities 

Modeling Leadership

  • Define modeling objectives and success criteria around accuracy, stability, and explainability 
  • Partner with Data Science to guide development approaches, feature design, and target definitions 
  • Ensure models adhere to established QA, validation, and documentation standards 
  • Establish scalable lifecycle processes across development, validation, release, monitoring, and iteration 
  • Manage exception handling, volatility controls, and release readiness 
  • Ensure strong documentation, terminology consistency, and knowledge transfer 

Customer & Industry Leadership

  • Serve as a trusted advisor to captives, lenders, institutional investors, fleet organizations, and insurance carriers 
  • Lead resolution of customer escalations and methodology challenges 
  • Support strategic sales conversations, portfolio analysis, and risk-related engagements 
  • Clearly communicate model behavior, market shifts, and residual trends 

Product & Commercial Collaboration

  • Partner with Product to translate residual capabilities into customer-facing solutions 
  • Influence roadmap prioritization and monetizable analytics opportunities 
  • Support go-to-market efforts through messaging, use case development, and deal support 
  • Drive scalable product innovation and revenue-generating opportunities 

Thought Leadership

  • Define Black Book's perspective on residual risk, market volatility, and portfolio performance 
  • Lead and contribute to market outlooks, residual value reports, and conference presentations 
  • Strengthen Black Book's position as a trusted authority in residual analytics and forecasting 

Cross-Functional Leadership

  • Lead a dedicated Residual Data Science team and Residual Analyst function 
  • Partner across Data Science, Product, Data & Market Intelligence, BI, Sales, and Marketing 
  • Drive alignment across teams to ensure clear ownership, efficient execution, and consistent outputs 

What Success Looks Like

  • Residual outputs meet defined accuracy, stability, and explainability targets 
  • Customers trust Black Book to support portfolio risk and strategic planning decisions 
  • Residual analytics drive scalable product innovation and new revenue opportunities 
  • Black Book strengthens its reputation as a leader in residual value forecasting 

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